Beijing Chaoyang Church

Built in 1928, Hongde Church is located on No. 59 Duolun Road, Shanghai. It was jointly subsidized by Northern Presbyterian Church and Chinese Christians. The name of the church was given in memory of George F. Fitch (1845-1923), a renowned missionary in the church and one of the leaders of American Presbyterian mission Press.

Mu’en Church is located in No. 316, Middle Xizang Road, Shanghai. It was originally known as Moore Memorial Church, with its forebody being Trinity Church, which was built in 1874 by Missionary Lambuth of the Methodist Episcopal Church near Zhengjia Wooden Bridge at Shanghai's French concession (near Middle Fujian Road and East Yanan Road).

Northeast Theological Seminary has a history over one hundred years. In 1894, Dongguan Presbyterian Church established an advanced theological course based upon a pastor training class, with the purpose of cultivating local clergy. That was the predecessor of Northeast Theological Seminary. The seminary was officially set up in 1898 (in Shenyang, Liaoning), and Rev. Dr. John Ross (a Scottish Presbyterian missionary, 1842-1915) served as the first president.

History: Shandong Theological Seminary was established by Shandong CC&TSPM in 1987 and has upgraded to a religious institute of higher learning in 2011.

Founded in September 1985, East China Theological Seminary is a regional theological seminary jointly established by the provincial CC&TSPMs in Shandong, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Fujian Provinces, as well as Shanghai CC&TSPM.

Shandong TSPM is a provincial patriotic mass organization. Founded in 1958, it is located in Jinan City (the capital of Shandong Province).

Shaanxi Provincial CC&TSPM is short for Shaanxi Christian Counciland Shaanxi Committee of Three-self Patriotic Movement of the Protestant Church.

As a Protestant social organization, Henan TSPM works together with Henan CC to serve as a provincial mass organization for all believers in Henan Province. Henan Christian Conference is its highest institution.